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tTxrrtdton visited at their, home' htere.
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Mrs.. john •Nlurdoek and stster,
*r¢• Taylor,totvisited airs:
(Dr.)
Sweet, sit Eateter
on:saturdayr
Ora, S. Steacy and .laughter ri+,
With
•lists vayited' over the weekend• �
3rsetrds in Cromarty,
1Mrt Mervitr•'Frawn, of Torino; ip
visiting this parents; Mr, and Mrs,
Brown,
Mrs. Ed. 'Taylor;of Fillmore, Sask.,
_. note s'4tc
aitvisiting her 'sisters, Mra• John More.
'dock and Kis. joint D•insdale.,
:The marriage o'f Mr. Thos. Wren
to IMisis IBeatrnce ,Petty, eldest dough.
Uel of Mi-, and Mrs':lL"IPetty, of (lay,
to+o'k'place:at,the:1Rect'ory 'oh Satin.,
day morning last at 10 o'clock. Igen+.,
(kir. ,Naylor 'officiated. After 'a 'short
thoneymeent 'trip they Will re'turn tag,
Hensall to reside. Their 'weeny
Mends ''here wish them life-long
ftappi'nes'a,
What 'might have been. a bad ac
'dent happened to Mr. Geo. Petty,
`who accompanied hy Messrs. Wm.
''Coniine,. tRobt. IHnggz,is, 'Zonis 'Clark,.
maid Wm . Pfaff on 'Friday evening
list whine returning froth a meeting
M •Clinton•, was 'run into by.'another
ear. Mr, Petty, who was driving his
awn , car, saw the car tanning,and
Pulled river to his own .side of the
road as far as he could, vvthen the
other car ;driven by two young mien,
deliberately crossed the road, ren
inta:Mr. Petty's ear, and then cleared
themselves and, made off in the dark-.rte'ss before anyone in the 'Petty 'att-
were able to get their number, Mr.
Petty's car was 'badly damaged and
held to, be ,left at the scene of the
acoiden't till next morning, when Mr.
Pehty and Mr. (Higgins went up and
;repaired the car so it cduld be,
brought 'home, Fortunately no one in
the car was hurt, although badly
shaken up. 'Right afterthe accident,
Mr. Miekle came along.' Mr. Clark 'got
-rn with hint and went to Hensa'1L He
returned to Clinton iii his 'own car
and brought the rest -home, Two
Young mien were seen just north of
:Clinton about half an hour after the
Stec'ident fixing a wheel. The accid-
ent happened in O1i,atoat atear the
:railway track, where there was plenty
-of room on the road end the drive -
.way into the Gunn Janglois building.
• It was an act of extreme carelessness
on the part of'thc driver of the other
car and by running away 'he cominit-
>ted a -serious offence.
• At the Comity ' Council meeting
last week Mr, 1Wm. 'C'oares, of Us..
borne, Mr. Chas. Macdonell, of Men -
stall and Mr. Stewart. of Ashfa'eld,
were appointed county valuators.
They are to make a valuation for as-
sessment purposes and to ,report to.
the'Connty council in December. The
proposal so pave the highway from
'Gaderic'it to 'Clanton utas voted dowat,
but owing to the poor quality of
gravel as the west end, the road will
he paved for 5 miles east of 'Godericb.
,Mr. Alf. Smith has sold his Fecal
car and ;purchased a Ford coupe.
Quite a number of our villagers
have been 'purchasing new ears and
others making exchanges for 'better
ones.
.•t a
> r A. W. et t aht11 t3 ha , t
•. Mr, L 1.1 a
4 g
dice cement driveway lint in front the
street to rhe rear of his dwelling, dna
also intends erecting a neat garage.
Mr. Taylor. asssisted'by his right'tiiand
roan. Ur. James ,Robertson, is doing
the 'cement work.
Miss Margaret;'Hopkiric, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end here with her
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter 'Hoe -
kelt.
Miss Edna 3‘.1dlyonaid, of the Bank
of Termite staff, London, spent Wed-
nesday last week with relatives
• :Mass Margaret Buchanan, 'R.N., is
here from the States spending a tee'
days at.the home of her father, Mr.
Alexander 'Bnchatnan, of this village:
'We regret to state that Mrs. Ales -
ander Sparks continues seriously int,
MTs. Geo. E. Met ntyre, of •Detroit,
is here visiting her mother, safes, Jas.
Sparks.
Mr: 'Hugh •Mc1Dosutld, of •Cillsan-
1 ng, is visiting 'his grandmother.
Mrs. Wm..Buchanan, •
On Sunday afternoon, M•-. Janes
McAllister, of the Parr 'tine, accom-
panied by his stepmother, .\'frs. \V n,
McAllister. while miming atear Ex-
eter, and were masking a 'titre am the
road, they were run into by a heavy
ear going at quite a lively rate, with
the effect of overturning their car sod
damaging it very much, while Mrs.
McAllister suffered injuries' to her
foot requiring a number of stitches
which were put in ‘by )c. Graham, of
Exeter.
'The sacred concert of the Salvation
Army v
r y v hack was to have been held a
eouple of weeks :ago but which ee-
tavoidaihly had to be postponed, will
he held ou Sunday afternoon the 13th,
in the Town Flail and •promises to be
ii:' Very excellent one as sn addition to
a good program ` ,provided by the+
army, solos wall be given tby Mrs J. • ,tip..
a t tr a vo 1 baa
. V on l tuiy Oa'
chure'ki and M'rs ti , #Iedd'eny p1 no.
Uat'ited church tend a' d'ie't by Mrs.'
Tiaomlas Simpsatt' and M. fEarl':
t rummand, St, PauI's 'Nmg1tcal
church: whale Was Greta Lafnmte:
and Mists Ethel Murdock. will Contrib-
ute a violin duet.
'Geo e;.A, :Glenna of
'Mr. and Mos.g
the London road, a.•'coupli~ : of utiles
north of our' village; accompanied by
Mrs. IGdenn and children, M'oto'red to
Brussels on Sunday last 'to spend thee,
day with't'el'atives' and friends.
An executive meeting of the !Con-
servatives in Clinton arranged for the.
monster.Picnic and demonstra'tio'n 'to
Premier Howard ,Ferguson and the
cabinet ministers on Wednesday . af-
tern'oon''W'June 23rtl,,to'be hell at BaY-
4 eld. •e notice that stir 'Nowns'men,
Mr. ,Robert Higgins, was the efficient
secretary, while anum'ber of our pro-
minent !bueiness men and others ,from
this locrdaity are on'the committees,
Mas. 'Bontlh'non and soli -ha -law,
Mrs., •C. Joymt, and Mrs Joynt,
have engaged, a summer cottage at
IBaylfield, Where they intend s'pendi'ng
the stam'm'er •,months.
The recent improvement 'made 'te
our baseball diamond and park in
the way of doubling the seating ea-
pacity and provid'in'g the wire net-
ting to protect the spectators .froom
any stray balls, are much appreciated
and were favorably commented upon
at the game held bettween Creditor,
pct
tronr 4sorneatearn+ol Mendey:even-
ing last.
Dr. Alex. Ittoir has got, nicely set,.
tied• in his new home. on the 'L'ondon
toad a little south of our village sand
has certainly a neat, up-to-date home
with many modern conveniences and
within a few rods of the 'fine ,spring
brook that 'ru'ns along the west aide,
'the doctor havinglea'sedcr his 'floc
toniestead farm a little ov a. tris
northwest of our village, on the 3rd
concession, 'Hay, has moved to the
fine farm premises purchased a year
or so ago from Mr, John M. 'Belt, and
which he has improved 'so much, lin
eluding a very tasty bungalow, and
we believe in the near future content
plates having a nice little water
stretch which the creek will afford
him by making certain changes in its
course.
Mr. and (Mrs. William Elder, of
Tuckersmith, are for' the present visit-
ing set th'e home of M•rs. Elder's
mother, Mrs 'Robert Stewart, Sr., of
our village.
M•rs. Fels and Mrs. Beilby. who
were here for a number of weeks vis-
iting their sister, Mrs. J. McKenzie,
have returned to their hone in the
west.
Our howlers- have for' the past cou-
ple of week; been making good use
of their'fine "greens" and have an ex-
cellent caretaker in Mr. Thomas 'Fat -
rather, who has so well attended to it
for several years now.
A number of our villagers, learning
That the Rev. E. F. hrdL. 'Snaith, of
Weston, and for many years pastor
of 'Carmel chinch, before the years of
the union. was to conduct services in
the United Church at Rayfield no
Sunday last, strove to 'hear and meet
hint again, anti report most excellent
aertnons and 'tha't the reverend gen-
'tlem'an was looking very well and de-
lighted to meet former meniber.s of
his congregation here.
The Women's. Missionary Society
of Carmel Presbyterian church intend
holding a birthday party in the school
roern00 Friday, June lith at 3 p.m,
.
and a good prograan is being arraug-
ed a social hour or so is coni,deu'tly
looked forward to.
Our business Hien were taxed to the
utmost on Saturday evening last to
give service to the large crowds that
had aasembkd here to do business
anti enjoy the evening on our Main
street.
Quite a large number front our vil-
lage and rural districts are attending
from evening to evening the picture
AVIS:: that are held in Seaforth.
The ladies' guild of St. Paul's Ang-
lican church held a successful ,ale of
home made cooking on Saturday af-
ternoon. 'Lite •I'adies report a liberal
patronage and a pleasant'tin,e spent.
Rev. air. Campbell, at present of
Toronto, preached as an applicant
for the pastorate of Carmel Presby-
terian church on ,Sunday last, deliver-
ing able discourses moaning and
evening.
some of the ladies of our d-lorticul-
tural Society very kindly decorated
the 'S'oldiers' •Monument at the town
hall by a number of fine gera111101
plants,
The secretary of the society would
be plea- ed to receive orders res early
as possible for tulips, etc., for fall
planting as they are ;being ordered
direct from 'Holland
Messrs. Ernest and Hubert Nutt,
01 St. Marys, spent the Week -end alt
THE SEAFOR^
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TRURSDA.Y
10, 1926.
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than other wires. .
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-per 'rod 36d1 cash
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W ha a fresh Canada v est Ca oda Cetnent'Paristonc Linde and GYP roc
tin stock.
Geo. A. Sills&: Sons
HARDWARE.
the.,hame of Mr. and .Mrs. W. 'Hyde,
of the London. road.
Mr. Frederick IBengough has beenY
awarded ,tthe contract of caretaker of
Carmel IPresbytenian 'church, and 'will
no doubt 'prove the right man in the
,right 'place.
Mr. S. L. 'Pypler, the genial and
capable accountant of the 'Bank of
Montreal, left here the 'first of this
week to spend some ''three weeks'
holidays and intends itnpnoving •'.'tlhe
opportunity by,Jtakin'g -a life •partirer
and has already provided a neat 'home
and 'has a nice garden coming on
which adds so 'mu'ch to a hdme,and
In another issue we will perhaps be
able 'to give more particulars as to
the 'taking of a 'helpmate.
'Mrs. William Buchanan and Mrs.
J;; S. McDonald, her daughter, and
little grattd'daughter 'Florence, are in
Toronto visiting 'Mrs. Buc'hanan''s
sons 'there.
Ntr. Kirkwood, of Toronto, is 'here
at ,present visiting his son-in-law,
]rev. H. Naylor, of St. Paul Anglican
Church.
'Mrs. 'Ro'bt. •Patterson, Sr., of the
tHensalli'private •hospital, left on Tues-
day morning (for an extended trip and
visit and wall likely be away for a
few months as she intends visiting
rtJatives in Manitoba, Western 'States
and Vancouver,
Mr. and Mrs, J. IB, Simpson also
left on the same train' to visit relatives
and friends in different parts of the.
West, and 'Mrs. (Hugh •NteEwan also
left ler a several 'months' trip to the
coast and will visit in different parts
of The West where she has many rel-
atives.
We are pleased to report that Mr..
j W. Skinner, who has been serious-
ly the
ill forpast t thr e weeks is v
1
S e S non
improving a little and his many
friends hope his recovery will be ra-
pid.
Death of Mrs. Dining.--Tlhere died
on the second con. of Tuckersmith
;fust east of Mensal! on 'Friday nnorn-
ing last a well known resident of this
dstricI in the person
of airs. Samuel
'Milling, Mrs, 'D.illing was stricken
with pneumonia a little raver two
weeks ago, and her case was serious
from the first. She rallied somewhat
and her friends were looking for her
recovery, but taking a relapse she
passed .away on 'Friday. Her maiden
name was Mary Emma Kestle and
she was born at Sharon, Stephen tp..
67 years ago, being the 'eldest daugh-
ter of the 'late Charles and Mrs, Kes-
tle.
e's'tie. She lived 'a't home in S'tep'hen
til; her marriage to Mr. :Dining some
41 years ago. They then lived in Ex
ete:r three years, and then moved to
Seaforth where they lived for 14 years
'lien Nt'. Dining purchased the'farm
on the 2111 of Tucleersmilth, east of
hteinsall, where they have resided
since, ivirs. billing united with .the
Methodist church when a young girl
and has been a consistent. Christian
all her life, always taking an active
part in all church work and her advice
and help will be sadly missed in the
different church socielties of which
she was a member: She leaves be-
hind her to mourn her iots her sadly
bereaved husband, one daughter, Mrs.
Maurice Quiance of 'Exeter, and two
•sans. Austin and Wilber; one son Cc-
cil was killed' lin the war. ,Also two
wo
brothers Mr. Kestle of Us'borne and
Josiah Kestle of 'Exeter, and 'three
sisters, Mrs. Chas Amy, of 'Exeter;
Mrs..Paul 'Coates of Exeter and Mrs.
Jeffery 'Fisher of Us•borne The nun-
i'n' Walton.
'.Quite a • ttptn'ber ;of *ouwi 'peolpde
togk,In the nvwonl'ng'}t't excursion on
eei
o
'M nd'a`Y v 94 g.
coal . took placeroll."1�fonBiayafternoom
.to the Exeter cemetery the service ibe-
ing-conducted aby•her; pastor, Rev. h r-•
Tiber Sinclair, and a large crowd Of
old neighbors and friend's 'followed
the remains to the hast resting place.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wm,'Wilson of IGerde=
rich and Mr, •a.nd Mrs. Arthur Cald-
well, of Stanley and Mrs, Wm. West
cott, of Seaforth, old neighbors of the'
Dining ,fe'niily, often ed ;the funeral.
The sympathy of. •Vhe,whole commun-
ity goes out TO 'the ,bereaved family.
1Mr. DDallin'g'some'tme.a.go purchas-
ed a home on South 'Richmond street
where he and Mrs. Dilding were Plan-
ning to retire from ac'tive work in the
near future. -
Mr. and Mrs. d' ` lSulldns and 'h'is
brother and wife,,,W,. Sullins; of 'De-
troi't, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Hudson.
Mr, Ken. M'agnah',:'Mrs. Win. tMag-
nall of IBeachdille, !Mrs G. F..Sco'tt:
and 'Mrs. A. `'H. 'Cuerall of Woad -
stock visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hud-
son on 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Madge intend
leaving this week tfor"a motor trip to
,Michigan, whore 'they will visit rela-
tives and friends.
Rev. 'Father Ford, of .Windsor, is
visiting relatives in town,
The many fncntsa. of •Mrr. :John
Dinsdale who ha's 'been in peen health
for a number of years, are sorry to
know he is ,'lowly sin'kiug.
ing.
A large crowd attended the 'baseball
match in 1Hen•sa'll, on Monday might
between Crediton 'aced'. Ilensall, result-
ing in a victory for'i'Iensall 3-1. The
game was_ keenly *Rested., David
}Beeswax 'pjtc'hed e_ great ,'game for
Hen'sall. After tetematch4•lllte'•young
people of Credatan, ua Diva. play in
the town ha11r entailed) �ed1
"Are You
a
Masan," whicIY wast greatly -enjoyed
by 'the large' crowd ‘, present The
iHen'safl band played several selections
outside the 'hall before the play c'om-
,nenced and 'also between acts.. A 5 -
lb. box of 'chocolates was given the
person holding the ,lucky
ticket,.
this
being von byMiss Flora Higgins.
IWundersand that the young
people of Crediton will repeat the play
in the near future.
The services in the 'Tanked church
were well attendedt"fast. Sunday. Rev.
Arthur Sinclair occupied his own pul-
pit,
The League meeting of the United
church was 'postponed to Thursday
evening' this week. The player meet-
ing and League meeting will be com-
bined. •Mr. 'Elgin ;Rowcliffe will give
the address.
The first and second farms of the
Continuation school 'skia'rt their 'mid-
summer examinations on Friday of
this week and will finish on Thursday
the 17th. The entrance start June 28.
HILLSGREEN.
Wedding bells are ringing on Parr
line this week, More particulars next
week, '
1Mr, 'Ro'bert :S'tep'hen'son'•s have
treated themselves to a•', Chevrolet
coach during the .past week.
Mrs. E. Troyer has.returend to her
home after visiting her niece, Mrs: W.
Hyde, of the London road.
'Mrs. Wm. Grandy, of Decketwilde,
:Mich., is here at present nursing -Mrs.
,Root Love, Who bras 'Been very ili for
the past cin months.'
•Rev. Mr. . Chandler, di Walton,
treuchcd in Uniion' church here on
Sabbath. ;Rev. R. A. Lundy preached
•
Exeter
Mr; 1/1, Bovaershas, resngned'.'stai.
position' on .the Exeter. S. staff eta,
become •prtitcipal of. 'Fergus igh
•
Se'ho 1 n er) •f Mathematics.
o a teach o
d.
Mrs. -Bowers was ; formerly Miiast
Annie Lawrence; of ,
`11f'r,''J:Harvey,. 'M.`n •soof Mr. and,
Mrs. J. 5..tHarvcy, ,has received his
M,' A. degree alf Toronto University,
The wedding took place in St.
Thomas ort ;Wednesday tataniidng.:last
pf 1Iyiigs Alicei?faff, ,elder daughter of
Mr, and alvlrs, I
m.
Pfaff, .:of
Exeter, ter
,
to larence Haley 1MaY,Son+F ,Mr
and Mrs. Jos. of lsiorpe,
SEAPORTS MARKETS.
Wednesday, 'June 91h,
Wheat, per ,tins. . $1,35
Oat*, per 'btu , . , , .!dc
Bartley, per bus. • ' ' 55c
Buckwheat„ per bus, " 55c
Bran, per cwt $1.70
S'ltprts, per cwt 51.80
Eggs, per d'os. . ,1$c, 27c, 30c
Butter; per 'tb 30e
Potatoes, "per'bag $2.00
Hogs, per cwt $14.25
CARD OF' THANES.
Mr. Robert ID. Murdoch and 'family
wish 'to express their appreciation for
the .kindness and sytm'patthy .shown
them by no neighbors and friends lin
their time of deepest sorrow -and ber-
eavement.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.
(Woman wanted to do. housework
on farm. Good home. lBa'c4ielor. Apply
to The News office. 25
CASTING: ROD FOR SALE.
One steel cas'tin'g rod 4% 'feet long
with agate guides; also South Bend
anti -back -lash .m0.4 reel; both for
sale cheap, W. E. SHADE, Seaforth
GRASS FARM TO RENT..
Grass farm to rent; if Rot rented,
will take in cattle to pasture. (Apply
on lot 2, con. 13, Mullett.
WH'EtATLIEY, 'Blyth. 23
DRAIN. TENDERS.
Tenders, tfor:construction .work On
the Bolton Municipal Drain, Mc'Kile
lop, will be received` hp @o• Thursday,
/tux 17tIh, 4926, when 'tenders will be
op d at the Carne'gte.Li'brary Hall,
Sea orlth, alt 2'o'clock p.m. 10 p.c. of
can of -t '''e
ra a c aaatend r. w=
o tom e Low-
est Y
est or any. tender ;no't "neces'sarily ac-
cepted. Work to' be done according to
specifications' •of.tengiaser I in' charge:
Plans and specification's at Lot 33,
Con. 5, .McKillop.
23 iIO'H'N avIoNAY, Clerk.
AUCTI91". SZ.
'There vrtll 1fii `alM iby' public auction
on Saturday, June. 12th, commencing
at 2 o clock sharp, at the'residence of
Mr, William'H-d3ristoty, Jarvis 'street,
Seaforth;'`'the following ' valuable
household furniture:
IJ
ein'tzman,P iano, 3-tgbe radio, eta -
dining
ltb;,any' .music cacabinet.,oalc
room suite, oak' cquitbinateon secre-
tary and bookcase oak parlor table,
k 'ti
oanvtireila stand, oak library toble
oaklhai''l ea't and mirror, oak 'hail rack
oak hat : rack,, ma'ltogany parlor suite,
2' bedroom suites,$• rockers/ ' including
.2 leather, 1 wicker, 1 mahogany, and
others, 2',Wilton, ruga 9x12 and.9x1034,
2, tapestry ris.9x10, pictures, wash-
ing ing l>,aaehape and. wwringer.,eight-day
Clop three•}iturner:coal oil stove -with
oven, 1 couch, kitchen . table, 'and
chairs. Aiso a number of 12 -foot
planks, wheelbarrow and several
other•, useful articles. • Terms--
cash;
erms-cash; credit terms, can be arranged for
on .certain articles. T. Brown, Auc-
tioneer; 'W H Bristow; Proprietor.
BABY BUGGY FO sSALE.
' 'White Reed Isa'by 'Buggy, nearly
new. Phone 264, ;Seaforth. 23
•PEOPESSIONAL :CARDS,
Medico.
DIRd"alH :..T•t. U 5 Pah at 4a .,
c A '
�$,
_ Y
and Surgeon Late of 'London Hosi.,
..
pith; London,;Englan . : Skald
f. diseases attention to'daseatica of the eye; 'ear;
.n se an
d throiit _bkfiFcand-
.re
;d-
oce behindDominion' Ba c.' Offia
(Shone No. 5; 'Residence Phone :IOC
FENCES BUILT OR REPAIRED.
1 am prepared to'buil'd'or repair all.
wire fences, 'My own tools furnished.
'HAR'VEY JOHNS, Church Street,
Egmondville. 24
PLANTS POR SALE.
Severah4tands-Aof :'p1:anSs;.-•=iuulttdinrgt
Cabbage (red, and white) • choice
Cauliflower, Asters and, Snapdragons.
A. ' L POR'TEO'US, West st„ Sea -
forth. 23.
SEED POTATOES: •
A few bags of: New„ Yorker seed
potatoes to go at $3,00 per •1r/, bush:,
bag.`•
-.
,ZONA 1HIAIV' E` BIUGI'LI,,
Phone 616 r 34. tf
The Pure Bred 'Clydesdale Stallion
GLEN RAE . .
(83531 .
Enrolment No. 1219 ' Approved.
(Form 1,
Will stand ,for thempro _omenta of
stock this season as lfollo'ws: ;Monday
Will leave his own stable and go
east through ,Seaforth to Jos. Carlin't
for noon; east and north to 'Fred 'Ec-
kart's for night. Tuesday -North arid
west to Geo. Bennewies for noon;
west and north to Jas. Moses'• for
Might. Wednesday West through
Walton to •Geo. ,'Watt's for noon;
south to his own stable for nighf,
inhere he will remain until the follow-
ing' :Monday. Terms -a$12.00. ,
T. J. McMichael, Manager.
Thus., gel, Sat.
Carl Laemmle presents
he Calgary Sta,mp,e
Starring
Hoot Gibson
e
A Stirring Westepn Drama 'with a climax at the Internation-
ally famous Stampede commemorating the fiftieth anniversary
of the establishment of the Mounted Police at Calgary -'• the
biggest outdoor event of 1925.
Hoot Gibson who takes the leading' role is himself a rider of
parts having won the all round championship at the Pendleton
Round up in 1912.
A startling plot and a spectacle celebrating fifty yes of, r
o-
gress in the North West.
Every Canadian Should See It..
Rain or Shiner Don't say Y afterward you missed it.
MATINEES --- FRIDAY & SATURDAY
vRIweES
11* T. J, BURROWS, ,aoeatpftdt, .
Office and residence, ,Goderioh street;
east of: the Methodist (Church. ' Cor-
oner for t'ho.'County of Huron. Tele-
phone
elaphone No. 40.
DR. , C. .MAC'KAY.-C. Mackay,
honor graduate of Trinity, trtiivers-
sty and, gold medallist: of Trinft,
Medical College; member of the Col-
lege
g , e Cats'
lege of Physicians and Surgeons -of
Ontario.
DR, F. 3. R. 'FORSTER---Ey%, :Ear,
Nose and Throat Graduate 10 ,114-
eine, University' of Toronto ISM '1.4.%
Assistant New York Ophthalmic. dd.
Aural Institute, Moorefield's, Eye, alt
(golden Square throat hoapita''1a,: t oI-,
don, England. At Commercial hoot,
Seaforth, 3rd Monday in each Month
from 11 aim. to 3 p.m. 53 W 4terloo $t.
south,Stratford. Phone, 20 5tratsord..,•
Dental:
DQt. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Rybas, vide -
ate of Northwestern' Upipersity,-Cllr
icago,. Td4,: %.fcentiate ?Roy t- Cp11Cp s'fr'
Dental Surgeons, • Toronto, Oat*
over 'S'ill's' bard'Tree : Mali *des
Seaforth. Phone 1$1:.., •
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GEORGE _ ELLIOTT, f icestsed
Auotioneer for the'county of Huron.
Arrangements can 'be "made foe Sir1e
Date it T'he• Seafortk News. Charges.
moderate and satisfaction gtaarantesd
General Fire, Life,
Accident & Rutomobilit
ap: ,`; INSURIANtCE 'AGENT
and dealer in Singed Sewing Machiaep
James, Watson
1CSdrth' Main' St. SE'AFOR'TH, ONZ
THE M-cKILLOP
Mutual a Fire Insurance CI,
FARM ANC!.... ISOiLATFD TOWN'
PROPERTY O 64 L Y, _ INSURED
'011licera-Janaea ICdnnolty, •GodeN
ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood.
Vice President; , D. F. McGregor.
Seaforth, Sec. -Treasurer. ,
:Directors•-�Wm Rahn;` Ng, zz Set'
forth; John' Bennevi'eis, Beodlia 1
James Evans, IEeeoh'wogd,
Ewen,Connolly,
Clinton;,7Imes Go 7.
erichAlex. Broadfopt,.. No. 3,, Sao -
forth; J G. Grieve, , No. 4, .,: Walt"q�
Robert Ferris, �li'irlock; George.:.
Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth;' 'Murr't
Gibaon,'Brucefield. •`it,
Agents ---Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Chit<
ton; E Hinckley, Seaforth.; a J. A.
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Murray, r.r. 'No 3, Seaforth,'_ J...k.'
Yeo, Holtneavtite R."G., Jarrlmuth,
Bornholm. James Kerr and', Joliet
Govenlock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties
desirous to' effect insurance .or, trawl -
act ' other 'business i,t lI be"promp
attended is by spplicefion,tq..'#nlr.•,oli
the a'bove� came d *facets d re"
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to thele respective possoffices
ItuitOi', NEWS., ,
• . Cliseton ` ' • ,14
Mr, and Mrs. John . McKinley .acct,
pounce the engagement • of ' teles
younger daughter, (Elinor Ada Mar-
ga'ret, to Mr. James •Francis.IColeman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman
of IStaniey t'own'ship, the marriage to
take place the latter part la Jufte..
Mrs. A. S:hobbrook, widow ;nfsthe}
late Jno. 'S!hobb'ook riied.at tlae`thome'
of her daughter, 'Mrs. .E. W..Wattst
Clinton, an May fust. •She was; born
in England, and first settled in
Huron it Bridgewater, pow 11-I'olnea
ville. Later they moved to-Londes-
boro where her father built the pub
lic'house which stands 'there and pian
it for some years. 'Oho daughter anr4•
three sons survive, Mrs. folvi_IW,.,
Cartwright,'Londesboro; 'C. 'Ii. Shoo -
brook, 'Idah'o; IJ W. S'hobbrook,
Gravel road and Joseph Shobbrob14
Clinton.
Brussels.
•twit' and stirs. ICamphell announce
tate engagement 'of ;tih'ear daughtM:;
Nellie E. 'ta'Rwbert A. 'Bennett, •only
son ,off 1Wm. and 'Mrs. it ennett,.-ICrey
',Clem, the •marria'ge.'to take place
June. �.
A Big General Clearing Sale
with the greatest bargains you ever heard of is now goingon at
�EIFETZ EROS, Seafort�
n House Furnishings an i.,adtes';' Gents' and Children' `s Clothing and in all kinds of dry goods
We invite you.all to visit our store and b;e convinced.
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